【さいけんじょうと】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. cession of an obligation; assignment of an obligation; transfer of an obligationlaw
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  • 【さいけんじょうと】
  • さいけんじょうと
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. cession of an obligation
    2. This meaning refers to the act of legally transferring the rights to a debt or obligation from one party to another. It often occurs in financial and legal contexts where debts are sold or transferred.
    I signed the contract regarding the cession of the obligation.
    He carried out the procedure for the transfer of the obligation.
  2. assignment of an obligation
    3. This meaning indicates the formal process of allocating the responsibility or interest in an obligation to another entity. It typically is documented and may have specific legal requirements.
    It is necessary to formally assign the obligation.
    She requested the assignment of the obligation to the bank.
  3. transfer of an obligation
    4. This meaning covers the general concept of moving the obligation from one party to another, which can be done through various legal tools and agreements.
    I confirmed that the transfer of the obligation has been completed.
    The new contract clearly indicates the transfer of the obligation.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to carry out a transfer of obligationassignment of obligation agreementnotification of transfer of obligationapproval of the assignment of an obligationprocedure for the transfer of obligationlaw regarding assignment of obligationtransfer of obligations to a third partysubject of the assignment of obligationinvalid assignment of obligationrecord of the assignment of obligation
Wiktionary definitions (experimental)
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